Named loops for granular control over iterations regardless of hierarchy node is such a helpful tip! Natalia’s work will be top-of-mind for learning material as I work my way toward more capable Swift use👍
I'm using Xcode 15.4 and I get an error in my playground at the line: for (i, ingredient) in lasttwo.indexed() {. same at the line 10 at 3:35. The error is Value of type 'Array.SubSequence' (aka 'ArraySlice') has no member 'indexed'
Stunning! Even with years of developing those tips are so useful! Thanks.
This is a great video, and I like how it blends code with explanations 😊 good job Natalia and Vincent! 👏
Named loops for granular control over iterations regardless of hierarchy node is such a helpful tip!
Natalia’s work will be top-of-mind for learning material as I work my way toward more capable Swift use👍
Thanks Vincent, great tips, and appreciated the discount using the link :)
This is insightful !! Thank you, Natalia, Vincent !
Thanks Natalia! The tips were so interesting I bought your book immediately 😅
Great content - I followed this up with a book purchase. Now you'll have to find some different tips Vincent!
ha, learned something new, named loops, nice one.
Thanks for the video, great stuff
Thank you for the tips
great tips!
It make codes hard to read
I'm using Xcode 15.4 and I get an error in my playground at the line:
for (i, ingredient) in lasttwo.indexed() {. same at the line 10 at 3:35. The error is
Value of type 'Array.SubSequence' (aka 'ArraySlice') has no member 'indexed'
The indexed() method is part of the Swift Algorithms package -- have you forgotten to import it?
@@davidf2281 That will be the reason.
Welcome to Xcode 😄
@@Slippydidipp The error has nothing to do with Xcode.
@@Slippydidipp I didn't have the algorithms package installed